DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01256.012 We then asked if that similarity is in fact due to biological relatedness of LCLs and PBMCs; alternatively, it could be due to the signature being uniform in all cell types.
As he puts it, "how we think about power may serve to reproduce and reinforce power structures and relations, or alternatively it may challenge and subvert them.
Because of its unique role as similar to yet different from humans, the Japanese macaque was used to define what it means to be human and alternatively what it means to be a monkey: "human minus three pieces of hair," to the Japanese.
The above ground parts of the plant are cut, dried in a natural gas furnace and pelleted, or alternatively, it can be cut, sun-dried, and baled for feeding at some point in the future.
This may imply a more complex development of breast cancer and NSCLC compared to colon cancer and ccRCC, or alternatively, it may be due to the heterogeneous histopathological features within their corresponding datasets.
However, these data may suggest that I3C could be acting via different mechanisms, one reversible and one irreversible; alternatively, it is also possible that the effect is time dependent and that treatment with I3C for a longer period would have resulted in irreversible growth inhibition in the HT29 cell line also.
In addition to sequence motifs, the microsatellite region can also have a role in element structuring and dynamics, or alternatively it can be trailed as a consequence of these processes (Wilder and Hollocher 2001; Coates et al. 2011).
We have determined that the motion for reargument is procedurally barred under Delaware law, because the issue raised on reargument was not fully and fairly presented in the Defendants' opening briefs; and alternatively, because it is substantively without merit, as a matter of Delaware law.
It can be gently and compassionately administered; alternatively, it can be roughly, carelessly or even, at worst, incompetently handled.
